chris hall walked out of court with his family free, but not quite in the clear. > what was it like to get that hung jury? what did you think then? >> that was tragic. >> that was devastating to us. >> you expected a not guilty verdict. >> without a doubt. >> the d.a. was disappointed too, and he was also determined retry the case. first, he sent his investigator on a mission to explore the life and marriage of chris hall. and what do you know? in idaho where hall had been a disgraced police chief, the investigator uncovered a startling accusation. >> chris was a great, great conman. >> former los angeles police officer jerry winkle became a county commissioner up in idaho, but once upon a time he was chris hall's friend. that is, before a night in poker and booze when he said hall made a disturbing revelation that he had shot himself in the leg when he was a cop in order to get medical retirement benefits. >> chris had been drinking beer, and he came right out and told me that he had shot himself. >> but there was more. d.a. investigator tom doug had discovered a

. >> good morning, my name is gilbert chris hall and i live right across from the gay center and i would like to ask commissioner weiner to see if we could get better money for signage at market and gruero. >> the crosses are real dangerous for the people that are crossing the street and trying to find it to the castro or coming downtown. and we definitely need better signage and i have spoke been this, i don't know how many years before you all were here. now, no turn on red, when people are crossing the crosswalks there. and nothing seems to be getting done, we have all of the construction going on in this area and more people are going to be coming to the neighborhood within the year or two years. and we need better signage as well as people obeying the traffic laws which pedestrians are trying to cross the street. so i don't know if you want to have more money for pedestrian an safety, out reach to the community or drivers because they raced upcoming up to manicia and you have the hills and the market there and they are looking up towards the castro to cut across the pedestrian walkw

. >> good morning, my name is gilbert chris hall and i live right across from the gay center and i would like to ask commissioner weiner to see if we could get better money for signage at market and gruero. >> the crosses are real dangerous for the people at

chris hall named mvp and all-stars showed off their best.. check this out. whoa! >> that is just showing off. >> you remember, mike tyson taking off a piece of evanderfield's ear and hugging now. he made appearance for his new barbecue sauce. tyson was in town and he says all the hard feelings between the two. >> i love evander, i'm ever link for him. forgiveness is involved. >> holyfield he has forgive him and he supports his career since they have retired from boxing. >> anna: a hole in nine? >> that is awesome. >> anna: nine seniors at the university a golf program putting pros to shame. a simultaneous shot. it is right here. >> what a contest. very nice. now, peter you were busy and you went down to our nation's capital. i did go to washington, d.c. my father passed away he as iwo jima veteran. pee we spent the entire weekend with the folks and it was most emotional weekend i've ever had in my entire life. tomorrow marks the anniversary of the landing the iwo jima. i had an opportunity to meet with two dozen survivors and met the marine

hall of fame. larry allen, chris carter, nate robinson joining jonathan ogden. this will happen this summer. ogden, all the superlatives. he played 12 seasons with the ravens, all 12 with them. he is pretty fired up to get to the hall. >> how fun is that going to feel when you see that you guys in the same draft class, you're going in the hall of fame. he is retiring but he is still playing. >> i will be like, man, how did you last 17 years? you are waiting and waiting. just tell me. let me know. it was well worth it, though. i was dressing out a little bit. that was the most stressful i have been in a long time. it is like having a baby. you're sitting there, you cannot do anything about it, but it is an important moment and hope things work out for the best. >> what size jacket do you wear? we will have to put this on the special order. >> big. >> coming your way in august. jonathan, congratulations. the pro football hall of fame. what a wonderful smile we saw. news not quite as good for the ravens. art modell did not earn inductions today. did not make it to the cut of the final 10. this w

chris's birthday. thomas roberts is here for tamron hall. >> you can find out if chris and rihanna are the same age.they born in the same year? >> i don't think so. when is your birthday? >> in october. you have time to shop. >> me too. scorpio. >> libra. everybody has time to shop and for the next hour. coming up, president obama ups the pressure on republicans to get behind the sequester replacement plan today. he does local tv interviews in states that are going to be hard hit with the automatic spending cuts. we will break down the president's strategy and follow breaking news. the wife of jesse jackson junior set to follow her husband's lead and please guilt tow misusing campaign funds. all coming up next on "news nation." don't go away. when what you just bought, just broke. or when you have a little trouble a long way from home... as an american express cardmember you can expect some help. but what you might not expect, is you can get all this with a prepaid card. spends like cash. feels like membership. the battle of bataan, 1942. [ all ] fort benning, georgia, in 1999. [ male announcer ] us

. >> chris mullen inducted into the basketball hall of fame.tch together in golden state three seasons there are three of them. the new inductees will be announced during final four weekend in april. now up for induction is gary peyton. the glove best known for days in seattle. he won a championship with miami in 2006. the highest paid man in the nfl is not tom brady or peyton manning. commissioner roger gadel owned $29 million in 2011 during a part of the lockout, he lowered his pay to just $1. he made up for it. $22 million in the form of bonuses. the salary became public with nfl filing its tax return. teach them how to commission. to the ice sharks and black hawks joe thompton with a little actionob3@ç. then, dave bowlen with 1-0 black hawks right now. second round of the northern trust open, sparky loving golf. frederick jacob swon a six under 65. and this is going for birdie. tide for first place at 9 under. in san jose, american john isner first set tie break. this is the end of a 16 stroke valley. he has a huge serve like six nine, so t

i'm chris jansing in for tamron hall. following the resignation of pope benedict xvi.e man who will in a minute no longer lead the church. this is his temporary home. we expect to see something that's always followed the death of a pope. the swiss guard both beloved tradition and entrusted with the very real job of protecting the pope will stand down. once he is no longer pope, their job is done. and they will await the election of a new pope. covering this historic event along with me, claudio lavanga is live. also with us, elizabeth lev and father john bartunic, author and priest based in rome. claudio, a crowd gathered as we saw earlier today when the pope came out on to the balcony and saw him publicly as pope for the last time. >> reporter: that's right. that's right, chris. there are still people here to witness that historic moment that will mark the real end of the pontifficate of pope benedict xvi. the church bells started to ring. take a look at you are at that door. the summer residence of the pope. those doors in literally 30 seconds or a minute are going t

day before the super bowl giants coach bill parcel has been elected to the pro football hall of fame. so has chris carter. warren sapp offensive lineman jonathan ogden making that prestigious list. >> meantime all eyes are on new orleans with the super bowl taking place there tomorrow. if you are like a lot of people you are going down for the festivities not just the football, take some time to soak in or soak up some of new orleans' culture. ar they will neville is back in her home town this weekend taking an insider's look at the mardi gras indian. >> mardi gras indians have a long storied tradition in new orleans. >> i will never be there. never. it's too time consuming and too expensive. >> silvester francis may not want to be an indian but as founder of the back street cultural museum he's keeping their history alive by displaying suits donated to him since 1999. >> the word got out i am opening this people start calling me. go get my suit. go get my suit. i couldn't believe it. >> the montana family stirred at the tradition of the mardi gras indians with the tradition of the yellow poke han

orleans was the profootball hall of fame and for the second year in a row, former player and owner of 49ers didn't make the cut. however, larry alan was joined by jonathan ogden and chris robinson. while those guys have their moment in the hall of fame later this summer, i think the bay area is going to think, well what happened to the raiders tim brown? the sack master charles hailey and of course, eddie demarlow. >> will eddie get in some day, we don't know. sit very rare that contributors go in. once every four our five years. this was his best shot, but unfortunately, he didn't make it. >> really, only two people i believe may have spoken against him. there wasn't much. most of the discussion was fairly positive. but you don't know what the people want. >> reporter: high superbowl ranks not enough yet. so that was kind of a downer today, but you can change that with the superbowl tomorrow. and coming up later in the broad broadcast, we will get together and get our superbowl picks. >> michelle griego is there, in new orleans, too. >> reporter: it is hustling and bustling. we are in the warehouse arts district of new orleans. everyone is out. 49ers fans and ravens f

halls. let the cool in. new jersey gov. chrisfor a former white house physician who says she is worried that the governor might die in office her comments came after he appeared on a talk show of poking fun at his own weight. my children came to me last night and said that are you going to die? if she wants to get on a plane and come here to new jersey and ask if she wants to examine me into review my medical history i will have a conversation with her about that but until that time she should shut up. >> boy scouts of america delaying a decision to allow gay members and troop leaders. the organization said they needed more time to get input from its members this bill will not be held in may supporters of the ban say homosexuality is against the values taught in the boy scouts cps is rolling out a new initiative to put strong leaders in schools apparently they're not happy with the principles that they have. barbara byrd bennett tells us better principles set the tone for success. >> if we look at this work is a continuum how we

chris christie. >> facebook founder and new jersey governor have been friends several years, since 2010 on oprah, mark zuckerberg donated $100 million to new jersey public schools, zuckerberg hosted a town hallr president obama but tonight he's throwing a political fund-raiser that raises chris christie's profile in silicon valley. meg whitman is another tech supporter of christie's and in a run for white house our political analyst says a base of support can serve christie well. >> we've seen it already in california they can put up a lot of money for moderate republican candidates. >> chris christie will need cash. conservative republicans represent a significant more to the conservative's liking, governor christie one of the most-popular among contenders is marco rubio. last night in his response he missed an opportunity. >> nothing frustrated me one like false promises like the one the president laid out tonight. >> not just awkward water moment. he spent minutes in the national spotlight rehashingfáñ argument frtz romney campaign. >> this was his chance to introduce him stofl a national audience. >> one organization is unhappy about the head of facebook raising money for a governor who

. >> last year chris was in deducted into the basketball ball hall of fame.ar former teammate might just join him here. in golden state for 3 seasons and then traded richmond to sacramento. in terrible deal but any way 2 of the 12 finalist in the hall of fame class 2013. new inductee to be announced during final 4 weekend in april. peyton also one of the finalist remember him from as many years with the sonic. championship with miami in 2000 sick. all star game sunday in huh stop. rising stars game warriors barns and thompson on team shaq. 10 of 3 and he had 40 points mvp of the gain. rubio check out this move between the lights on the assist 2. rubio for steal. high and mighty. oh, yes. high and mighty. that's my cousin. bradley biel of the wizard. we have similar genetic. clay thompson had 11. on the loosened as team chuck 163-195. high and mighty. cal taking on no. 16 ucla. first half belongs to the bears. to brandon who works for 2 of the 14. boyd also with 14 points

. >>> the teenager who shot a classmate inside the perry hall cafeteria on the first day will learn how long he will spend behind bars. chris? >> reporter: 3345 years in prison. that's the sentence handed down today. robert gladden, jr. had already agreed to plead guilty to attempted murder. after the sentencing prosecutors released this video of the interview gladden did. that's him wearing the same green shirt he had been wearing when the shooting happened. prosecutors

top three, robin kelly, debbie hall investor sen and anthony beale. >>> chris christie is getting stubbednot invited to speak at the big event. cpac. cpac has invited mitt romney, bobby jindal, sarah palin, marco rubio, paul ryan, and jeb bush. >>> and photoshopping michelle obama's oscar appearance, they added a higher neckline and sleeves. >> fathers in particular, i don't think they really know how they are going to feel until it happens. you know, there's nothing like the look on his face when malia dresses up for a party and she's heading out and she walked past him and you can see his face sort of just drop a little bit. it's like -- what's that? he's a little gray. people think the gray is from his job. it's from his children. >> if you read one thing this morning, ryan has an inside look at what went on at a recent republican retreat in virginia. it's at facebook/jansingco. hey. they're coming. yeah. british. later. sorry. ok...four words...black monkey? a baboon? hot stew saturday!? ronny: hey jimmy, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? jimmy: happ

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chris culliver apologizes for his remarks. we'll tell you what he said. which hallildren than super bowl rings? shocking news about dan marino coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." 49ers player apologizes for a fumble off the football field. earlier in week, corner back chris culliver said he wouldn't accept a gay teammate if he had one. >> no, i don't do the gay guys, man. i don't do that. >> any on the 49ers? >> no. they don't got no gay people on the team. they got to get up out of here if they do. can't be with that sweet stuff. >> they might be able to play well. >> nah. >> so they have to keep at it secret? is thersecret >> come out ten years lateer a of that. >> andrea: today he said he was sorry. >> i'm sorry if i offended anyone. that's ugly comments. that's not what i feel in my heart. i hope i can learn and grow from this experience and situation. >> dana: oh, my. >> andrea: having a dialogue about it. it seems to me four days before the bowles perhaps the 49ers might have something to do with the apology. >> greg: that is the quickest

right after our interview chris stiles ran into his alma mater duke ellington for yet another performance. from school to the kennedy have to stratmore hallthis 26-year- old is booked solid, very good signs for a career that he says is all about giving back. >> the kids were having a great time. >>> well, remember last weekend's blizzard that buried the northeast? >> the town of brookhaven on new york's long island is still digging out. the plows were no match for the snow, but residents are furious with a couple town officials. the supervisor was soaking up the sun in jamaica when the storm hit and the acting highway superintendent called in sick with a toothache and a family emergency. >> this is a nightmare. it's a disaster. there's no way to get to my street. everything has not been plowed and what has been plowed, it's all ice! >> that highway superintendent resigned yesterday. new york's governor has since sent in an army of 70 plows to clear the roads in brookhaven. >> that reminds me of when we had that sort of trifecta snowstorm and people whose communities hadn't been plowed and they were like hey. >> they knew the storm was com

attending a private dinner with president obama and holding a town hall with the president two years ago. >> not unusual when you think chris christie is not actually far right. he is not ron paul. that would be really change. and president obama isn't exactly far out on the left either. >> reporter: for chris christie the fundraiser with mark zuckerberg should scare off most competition in the race and sets the bar very high should chris christie run for president in 2016. >> he will be coming out. we will see marco rubio coming out and lots of folks. the atm in the bay area works on both sides of the ill. >> reporter: tonight comes -- on the aisle. >> reporter: tonight comes with protesters. around 5:30 p.m. they expect 50 people here to greet and protest. they were upset with chris christie's stance on women's issues. we will have more at 6:00 p.m. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a judge tossed out four lawsuits against facebook following their public offering. the judge dismissed the suits because he said the investors were not facebook share holders at the time of the wrong doing. share holders allege executive

hall and around the country. >>> joining me now, msnbc's chris hayes and melissa harris perry. melissa, you ever have a voice problem? >> not only that, i did two hours. i see you and i are both control freaks and will not give up the show even if we can't talk. >> my preacher voice is on. >>> listen, some people thought this unissue would go away. but, instead, it's like getting a new kind of momentum. >> i think that's both the sad and the glad about this story. part of the reason it keeps getting new momentum is because flr more horrifying stories. in a certain way, the tragic death of hadiya peterson was the crucial moment in the news cycle. it is appalling to say it that way, and there were deaths all along. but her innocence, her connection to the inauguration having just been there and the fact that she was in a anti-gang public service announcement, all of those things -- >> honor student. >> yep. make her, again, the kind of victim that will turn our attention to what it means to have the guns in our communities that we currently have. >> you know, chris, i have cleo c

hall of fame. >> here's two of them that we like. first one is celebrity birthday todayment chris 50. he blew out the kanld lz on his cake and wished for another cake. and this one i thought -- i don't know if this is one of the best ones, i think it is topical given what went on yesterday. a billion dollars will be spent on potato chips for super bowl sunday and that's just at governor christie's house. >> i have to love governor christie. >> timing, very important in comedy. >> very important. now yesterday we talked about our favorite super bowl ad that i was extremely disappointed we didn't get to the godaddy ad. john you toer in the control room found me a better ad. it never actually aired during the game. now you remember these will farrell old milwaukee beer ads? some aired in small nebraska markets. this year he filmed another ad for the beer company. you only get to see it if you live in texas, oklahoma, and montana. take a look. ♪ >> there is no dialogue, no script, just a man and his mustache. low production value. doesn't matter, it works. >> it's good. >> we were tal

chris carter and david robinson. they are heading to camp for their induction summertime 2013. there is a possibility the ravens could play in the hall of fame game. that would be an actor. -season game for the ravens. -- that would be an extra pre- season game for the ravens. art modell made it to the final 15 but did not make the cut for the top 10 and will not be inducted this summer. everybody is celebrating as things get stirred up. disappointment for the ravens fans not to see the first owner joining jonathan in the hall of fame. on to the ravens and their hopes for tomorrow. this game is unlike any other. you can tell from the swirl of energy around us. on sunday, it becomes just another football game. the strategy that led the ravens to this game will be evident. that is trying to find mismatch es that play out in their favor. the biggest one they have exploited in the postseason is joe flacco to pitta. the 49ers have great linebackers. he knows if he brings the best game of his life, he could be the x factor for the ravens in super bowl xlvii. >> you have to be that much better. you have to be that much more aware and prepar

hall of fame today. the list also includes bill parcells. cris carter. and jonathan ogden. also senior selections in fiske robinson. >> chris culliver is still working to clean up his image following some anti gay remarks made earlier this week. kron four's jeff bush explains what the niners defensive back is doing to make amends. >> reporter: fast a week in the spotlight for saying he would not approve of a gay player on the team. the media swarmed him the next day and the cornerback backpeddledsaying he was sorry for what he said. >> chris culliver,san francisco 49ers: that was very ugly comments and that is not what i feel in my heart and hopefully, i can learn and grow from this experience and this situation. >> reporter: that apology was not enough for many in the gay community so the team announced that culliver will get sensitivity training from the trevor project which is an orgaization that mans a 24 hour hotline for lgbt youth to call if they are having thoughts of suicide. >> abbie lane,trevor project: we're going to be working on educating chris and his family and friends about the work that we do and the power

chris christie was asked a question about the cpac snub during a town hall in new jersey today, to whichly ied. >> listen, i wish them all the best, they get to decide who comes and not comes, it is not like i'm asking to be at other areas to speak, i can't sweat the small stuff. >> oh, chris christie. >> joining me now, krystal ball, david acce david axelrod had a good comment, isn't cpac just making him stronger? i feel like you are really feeling the chris christie approach these days. >> it is just so funny, because he is the one republican elected official who is really figuring out how to appeal to moderates. his approval rating is 73 or 4, depending on the polls, he is beating the democratic challenger, he is figuring out how to make this toxic brand in new jersey, which is a pretty deep blue state. you would figure they want to take a look and figure out the compromises they want to make, in order to win elections. the problem is, he has shown you have to make compromises in order to win elections. and they don't like that message. >> i think that the conservative base -- puts a

chris? >> reporter: the fans are being invited. it will begin after the parade, which starts at city hall. >> at baltimore city hall, they're putting upound towers and risers as they prepared to celebrate the ravens. city employees are showing their -- >> my purple coat, my purple purse is ravens. >> if i had known that, i wife mare black pants on today. >> they're having a parade. the public is invited, and it's all free. >> it's a good message for our -- no matter what you're going through, keep working hard and something good will come your way. >> at baltimore's inner harbor, destiny, people are wearing purple with pride. they say the ravens' super bowl championship has lifted the city's spirits. >> it's positive. when a city comes together and it's a happy occasions. he's retires after 17 years as a raven. >> he means hard work, dedication, determination, any other word that fits that criteria. >> the billboards say ray lewis, thank you for 17 years. it will be a huge retirement party and super bowl celebration here at m & t bank stadium tomorrow, beginning at about 11:00. you ought to get here early. at 6:00, the owner of fiv

hall of fame. the former 49ers owner is not among them. here is who did make the cut, larry allen. he will be joined by chris carter, warren sapp and dave robinson. while all those players, all seven of them will have their moment in canton later this summer, the focus, at least locally, was on the player that didn't make it. tim brown is not in. charles hayley did not make the cut and, of course, eddie. >>reporter: will eddie get it some day? >> i don't know. i thought he had a chance but i didn't think he had a great chance. it's very rare contributors go in. this was the best shot but he had parcel sitting there. >> really, only two people, i believe, have spoken against him it wasn't much. most of the decision was positive. >>reporter: 49ers held their find walk-through at the superdome, a building the team is familiar with. earlier this year san francisco beat the students in colin kaepernick's first start. chris culliver will spend his off season doing damage control after his homophobic comments. after the super bowl he will work with the trevor project. after 13 days of hype, it is ready to play foot

hall to m & t bank stadium. let's get to our coverage. news4's chris gordon among the fans at street level, he joins us with the latest. hey, chris. >> good morning, this is the super bowl celebration and parade and let's start with the fans. they have lined up. they have been here for many hours. they're climbing the flagpole to get a view of the ravens. we are told that the team will be here in about 15 minutes. the super bowl champs will be marching from city hall where they'll be introduced by the mayor. they will get in vehicles and they will march behind marching bands, ravens cheerleaders, baltimore police and fire honor guard and the police motorcycle unit. and we want to show you the humvees. we have ray lewis right next to us. suggs behind me. ed reed, joe flacco. we have the maryland national guard behind me, where the players, the coaches, will be on flat-bed trucks behind baltimore ravens cheerleaders. they'll go all the way to the stadium. where people began lining up hours before the doors open there. we talked to some of them. here's wh

chris. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports. "and my colleague tamron hall what's next on "newsnation." >> hi, getting the political upper hand. president obama uses the public to put a lot of pressure on republicans today to pass his proposals to offset the sequester. the president's opponent, wasting no time firing back. we'll tell you what both side, saying as the clock is ticking yet again. >>> and gas prices now at a four-month high. in fact, for three straight days, gas prices have gone up. what's going on? we'll have the details coming up on "newsnation." ved my mother-iw your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. email marketing from constant contact reaches people in a place they're checking every day -- their inbox. and it gives you the tools to create custom emails that drive business. it's just one of the ways con

chris. you have loopholes, right now, a guy making $3 million at one end of the hall, managing a hedge funds 20% and the guy at the other ends of the hall, managing and insurance company, pays north of 35%, that is dumb, we had a moderate middle, have e balanced approach to fix the loopholes an gain revenue and continue to focus on getting at the waste tom coburn and i agree about. >> chris: we are beginning to run out of time. a couple of other issues: the nomination of chuck hagel to be defense secretary, comes up this week. senator mccaskill, you are a member of armed services and voted for hagel in committee. i want to play, though, one of a number of rocky moments that he had during his hearing. >> i support the president's strong position on containment. >> i have been handed a note that i misspoke and said, i supported the president's position on containment. if i said that, it meant to say, that i -- his position on containment, we don't have a position on containment. >> to make sure your correction is clear, we do have a position on containment. which is, we do not favor containme

chris. you have some loopholes. right now a guy making $3 million at one end of the hall managing a hedge fund pays 20% and the guy at the other end of the hall making 3 million managing an insurance company pays north of 35%. that's dumb. we need to come together in the moderate middle and have a balanced approach that fixes loopholes and gains some revenue but continue to focus atgeting at the waste that tom cow burn and i agree about. >> chris: running out of time. i want to talk about a couple of ore issue. the nomination of chuck hagel to be defense secretary comes up this week. senator mccaskill, you voted for hagel in committee. i want to play one of a number of rocky moments he had during h his hearing. >> i support the president's strong position on co containm. i have just been handed a note that i misspoke and said i supported the president's position on containment. if i said that, i meant to say that i obviously his position on containment we don't have a position on containment. >> just to make sure your correction is clear, we do have a position on containment which is that we do not favor containment.

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chris, thank you. >> thank you. >> that does it for us for this week. for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports," tamron hall's next. >> thank you very much. have a great weekend, i'll see you on monday. >>> president obama arrives in chicago. the president will talk about guns and considering he's on his home turf and meeting with victims of gun violence, expectations are high on what the president can say. plus, senator john mccain's admission about chuck hagel's nomination has a lot of people reacting. we'll have our political panel talk about it. and the latest on oscar pistorius, who broke down crying in his first court appearance. and more than 1,000 people injured when a meteorite explodes over russia. and in 20 minutes, set your clocks, an asteroid will make its closest fly-by to earth. the latest on what nasa is saying. [ male announcer ] why is kellogg's crunchy nut so delicious? because every flake is double-toasted... splashed with sweet honey... and covered in rich double-roasted peanuts. mmm. [ hero ] yummy. [ male announcer ] kellogg's crunchy nut. it's super delicious!